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Rusty Bradley's Christian Academy of Knoxville Warriors — also competingfor regular season top honors with Farragut, Bearden and Knoxville Catholic— actually tied Webb at 9-1 but barely lost in a total points scored tiebreaker.

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West Knoxville football. “When kids have an opportunity to be publicized or be honored, it's special

for them,” he added. “It's creating memories, and I think that's important.” Eddie Courtney, Farragut head coach, said his program “has always felt like

that just being recognized in the battle of the West has been very important tous, and even so now that we've added the other teams in this for the trophy.

“Especially because, if you look at the quality of the programs this involves,”Courtney added. “Webb winning the state championship, and us and Beardencompeting every year for region championships and getting into the playoffs.Catholic, CAK the same thing.

“It speaks highly; if you win that, you've won over good programs. All of usare good programs. Hardin Valley's starting to come on now that they've estab-lished their program.”

For the team that claims 2010's Stetson hat bronze trophy, “It will certainlybe a special award for them,” Courtney said.

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Bearden possesses many of the key ingredients that comprisea winning football team. A savvy returning quarterback? Check. A speedy tailback

who excels at making guys miss? Check. A pair of big, athletichead-knocking linebackers? Check.

Up front, however, questions plague the Bulldogs. Beardenheads into the 2010 campaign having to replace all but one starteron the offensive line and its entire interior defensive front.

Uncertainty plagues both lines of scrimmage as kickoff for theseason opener looms, but Bearden coach Brad Taylor knows pre-cisely what he can expect from his four team captains—all return-ing starters.

Kyle Riemer is back for his second season at quarterback afterthrowing for more than 1,200 yards last season.

“Pound for pound, I don’t think there’s a better quarterbackaround,” Taylor said of the 5-foot-9 senior. “He’s got a big arm forhis size and he can move and run well.”

It certainly helps to have an explosive tailback like DevrinYoung waiting for the handoff. A 5-7 senior, Young has run formore than 2,800 yards and 36 touchdowns in the past two years.Young also will help out in the secondary at times.

“Devrin has that speed that everybody likes and is looking for,”Taylor said. “It’s hard to coach speed. It’s just something eitheryou got it or you don’t and he’s been blessed with a lot of it.”

On defense, Drew Williamson and Peyton Landers are the bigguns. Landers (6-1, 181) led the Bulldogs in tackles last seasonand also contributed 375 rushing yards while catching 15 balls for200-plus yards receiving. Williamson (6-2, 205), an inside line-backer, created havoc in opposing backfields throughout the 2009

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DEPTH CHARTQuarterback9-Kyle Riemer5-Nicky Frizen

Running BacksTB-33-Dervin YoungFB-21-Peyton LandersTB-23-Josh HaneyTB-19-C.J. TerryFB-35-Jerron BrownFB-44-Taylor Keen

Wide Receivers1-Stefon Stephens3-Tyler Callaway42-Drew Williamson18-Samuel Manuel24-Ethan Pollack8-Kasey Tyler14-Nick Grisham85-Tony Natour

Tight Ends18-Samuel Manuel24-Ethan Pollack

Offensive LineC-55-Dayton ReynoldsRT-56-Jalyn StewartLT-74-Zack WellsLG-71-Harry PattyRG-72-Austin SackettOL-77-Ryan CantleyOL-58-Hayden SparksOL-76-Gage WebbOL-79-David Farmer

1 Stefon Stephens 12 WR/DB 5´11˝ 1572 Eric Graham 10 WR/DB 5´10˝ 1483 Tyler Callaway 12 WR/DB 5´11˝ 1734 Tyler White 11 QB/LB 6´1˝ 1975 Nicky Frizen 10 QB/DB 5´9˝ 1526 Matt England 10 WR/DB 5´9˝ 1347 Tavis Shuler 10 QB/LB 6´2˝ 1838 Kasey Tyler 11 QB/DE 6´1˝ 1929 Kyle Riemer 12 QB/DB 5´9˝ 15410 Hunter Johnson 10 WR/LB 5´9˝ 14711 Jordan Craze 11 WR/LB 5´9˝ 16312 Trestus Singleton 10 QB/DB 5´10˝ 15214 Nick Grisham 12 WR/DB 6´0˝ 17115 Andrew LaCamera 10 RB/DB 6´1˝ 15816 Aaron Evans 11 QB/DB 5´9˝ 15917 Cory Crabtree 12 QB/DE 6´2˝ 21618 Samuel Manuel 12 TE/LB 6´1˝ 15819 CJ Terry 12 RB/DE 6´0˝ 19620 Christian Robinson 10 RB/DB 5´10˝ 18321 Peyton Landers 12 RB/LB 6´1˝ 19322 Marquitan McKenzie 11 RB/LB 5´9˝ 20223 Josh Haney 11 RB/DB 5´8˝ 17724 Ethan Pollack 10 TE/LB 5´11˝ 17125 Jake Jolley 10 RB/LB 5´9˝ 17430 Will Burns 11 RB/LB 5´11˝ 19031 Devin Harrell 12 WR/DB 6´1˝ 14932 Zack Messing 10 RB/LB 5´9˝ 15633 Devrin Young 12 RB/CB 5´9˝ 16534 Martez McKenzie 12 WR/DB 5´9˝ 14735 Jerron Brown 12 RB/LB 5´11˝ 21036 Zauri Williamson 11 RB/DB 5´9˝ 17640 Josh Hoehn 11 RB/LB 6´0˝ 16241 Bradley Rucker 10 WR/LB 6´0˝ 16342 Drew Williamson 12 TE/LB 6´2˝ 20543 Jordan Singleton 12 WR/DB 5´11˝ 17244 Taylor Keen 11 RB/DE 6´2˝ 19845 Adrian Valenzuela 10 WR/DE 5´9˝ 15950 Chris Jackson 12 OL/DT 5´10˝ 34651 Andrew Potter 10 OL/DE 6´0˝ 18252 Tyson Wiechbrodt 11 OL/DE 6´0˝ 18253 Andrew Green 12 OL/DT 6´2˝ 267

54 Kevin Stokes 12 OL/DE 5´11˝ 21355 Dayton Reynolds 11 OL/DT 6´0˝ 25556 Jalyn Stewart 12 OL/DT 5´11˝ 25857 Michael Mortimer 12 OL/DT 6´0˝ 22058 Hayden Sparks 11 OL/DE 5´11˝ 17559 Hayden Foster 10 OL/DT 6´0˝ 20560 Christian Alderman 10 OL/DE 6´1˝ 18161 Kyle Myers 11 OL/DT 6´1˝ 19562 Denali Wiechbrodt 11 OL/DE 6´0˝ 17563 Alec Rucker 11 OL/DE 6´0˝ 21664 Sean Grogan 10 OL/DT 5´11˝ 21465 Davey Kennedy 12 OL/DT 5´10˝ 23266 Tyler Epperson 12 OL/DE 5´10˝ 21167 Dylan Mosely 12 OL/DT 6´4˝ 27568 Luke Hopkins 10 OL/DT 5´9˝ 18870 Joey Rivera 11 OL/DT 6´4˝ 28371 Harry Patty 12 OL/DT 6´1˝ 28972 Austin Sackett 12 OL/DT 5´9˝ 23873 Daniel Wright 10 OL/DT 6´1˝ 21474 Zack Wells 12 OL/DT 6´2˝ 24975 Ryan Rotella 10 OL/DT 6´0˝ 23476 Gage Webb 10 OL/DT 6´1˝ 23777 Ryan Cantley 12 OL/DT 5´11˝ 22178 Pete Brodnax 10 OL/DT 5´11˝ 22579 David Farmer 11 OL/DT 6´3˝ 24580 Joey Gerken 10 WR/DB 5´8˝ 13881 Aaron Archer 12 TE/DE 6´2˝ 19882 Jacob Dampf 11 WR/DB 5´11˝ 15383 Cameron Mitchell 11 P/K 5´11˝ 15784 Steven Shell 10 WR/DB 5´10˝ 13885 Tony Natour 12 WR/DB 6´2˝ 15886 Michael Caldwell 11 TE/LB 5´11˝ 19087 Julian Buuck 10 WR/DB 5´7˝ 14488 Logan Candela 12 WR/LB 5´11˝ 18589 Isaiah Craig 10 WR/DB 5´9˝ 16090 Ben Sisco 12 P/K 5´11˝ 15991 Hunter Nichols 11 TE/DE 6´4˝ 17092 Chris Barth 12 WR/DB 5´9˝ 14993 Tyler McCammon 11 WR/DB 5´9˝ 14694 Alex Eakin 11 TE/DE 6´1˝ 17495 Grant Jenkins 11 TE/DE 6´3˝ 198

Defensive LineDT-77-Ryan CantleyDT-50-Chris JacksonDE-17-Cory CrabtreeDE-44-Taylor KeenDE-8-Kasey TylerDT-74-Zack WellsDE-51-Andrew Potter

LinebackersILB-42-Drew WilliamsonILB-35-Jerron Brown

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CAK has the luxury of bringing back the Region 2-AAOffensive MVP in quarterback Quinn Epperly. That’s not the only benefit of having a returning starter at

quarterback, especially when dealing with the Warriors. CoachRusty Bradley runs what he calls a “Spread Coast” offense—aWest Coast attack run from a spread formation that places sometremendous mental and schematic responsibilities on whomeverthe signal caller is.

“It’s nice having a returning starter at that position, justbecause you’re not having to start at ground zero,” Bradley saidof Epperly, who threw for a whopping 2,604 yards last seasonwith 23 touchdowns. “He has an unbelievable foundation. Plushe’s very smart anyway. He really has just grown in the mentalaspect of the game.

“There’s a lot of film study, there’s a lot of meeting time withme,” Bradley added regarding the burden a QB faces in the“Spread Coast” scheme. “There’s a lot our quarterback has to doevery snap—not only when the ball is snapped but every play.Getting the protection set, identifying the front, any adjust-ments. Then when the ball’s snapped you have four seconds tosee what the defense has to do and adjust accordingly. It’s a lotto ask.”

Beating Alcoa is a tall task to ask of any team these days—andthe Tornadoes sent CAK packing from the playoffs in a 31-10 losslast season. Alcoa went on to claim another state championship,and looks to be a powerhouse yet again after thrashingFarragut—a 6A school—in a scrimmage.

For Bradley, success still comes down to working hard andstaying healthy.

“The biggest thing is the work ethic of our kids. Theywork unbelievably hard just to maximize their God-

given ability,” the coach observed. “When you get 57guys, along with our coaching staff, who live outthat philosophy and live out that belief, then youcan do good things.

“We may not be overly talented at every positionbut what we have is absolutely maximized at every

position.”Epperly, who’s been offered a scholarship at

Princeton, obviously possesses ability. But he’s notthe only guy on the team who’s a potential stand-out.

Tailback Carson Pegram, the Warriors’ top rush-er last season, returns for another season. ZachMead and Davis Howell, the team’s second- and

third-leading receivers, also come back. CAK also boasts three returnees along the offensive line:

center Steven Fortner and guards Mike Alford and ZachSharp. Sharp has two years’ experience as a starter.

The 4-4 defense is strong up the middle. Both tackles—Fortner and Clay Powers return. So do the two inside

linebackers, leading tackler Tyler Eichholtz and JacobDuncan. Colby Maddux is back at outside linebacker,and should be book-ended by Zach Scott.

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DEPTH CHARTQuarterback2-Quinn Epperly12-Charlie High18-Colby Maddux

Running BacksTB-8-Carson PegramTB-17-Doug RedfordTB-22-Josh Henson

Wide Receivers25-Josh Smith27-Zach Mead16-Davis Howell7-Zach Scott5-Franklin Murchison

Offensive LineC-67-Steven FortnerRG-61-Michael AlfordLG-51-Zac SharpRT-54-Chip RhodesLT-77-Logan WhiteG-71-Andrew FrittsG-52-William GassT-72-Alec NorthT-75-Clay Powers

1 David Morse 12 TB/CB 5´9˝ 1552 Quinn Epperly 12 QB 6´2˝ 2054 Billy Spencer 9 WR/CB 5´9˝ 1445 Franklin Murchison 10 WR/CB 5´7˝ 1366 Whitaker Cunningham 9 WR/CB 5´6˝ 1087 Zach Scott 12 WR/CB 5´10˝ 1428 Carson Pegram 12 TB/CB 5´9˝ 1609 Matt Sommi 12 OLB 5´11˝ 16510 Michael Sanderson 9 QB/FS 5´5˝ 11511 Jordan Ritchie 11 QB/WR/FS 5´9˝ 15312 Charlie High 10 QB/P 5´11˝ 16813 Chris Morgan 9 WR/CB 5´6˝ 12514 John Broyles 9 WR/CB 5´8˝ 14015 David-Oron Shelton 9 WR/OLB 5´6˝ 14416 Davis Howell 10 WR/FS 6´1˝ 17017 Doug Redford 11 TB/CB 5´5˝ 14318 Colby Maddux 11 FB/OLB 5´10˝ 18920 Zac Osborne 9 FB/ILB 5´9˝ 15022 Josh Henson 11 FB/DE/OLB 5´11˝ 18123 Marcus Walker 12 TB/CB 6´0˝ 18524 Cody Bailey 10 TB/ILB 5´9˝ 15025 Josh Smith 10 WR/CB 5´9˝ 16026 Coby Campbell 9 WR/CB 5´7˝ 13527 Zach Mead 12 WR 5´9˝ 15828 John Richardson 10 WR/CB 5´8˝ 13030 Tanner Burnette 12 CB 6´0˝ 15831 Scott Sizemore 9 WR/CB 5´4˝ 14532 Russell August 10 FB/DE/OLB 5´8˝ 16533 Joshua McMillan 11 WR/OLB 5´10˝ 165

34 Kenny Campbell 11 OLB 5´10˝ 17035 Preston Flowers 11 WR/OLB 5´11˝ 15537 Camden Winzenburg 10 FB/ILB 5´11˝ 17039 Bryson Leinius 12 DE 6´1˝ 17742 Jacob Duncan 12 ILB 5´9˝ 18943 Corey Rathbone 10 TB/ILB 5´9˝ 18344 Tyler Eichholtz 12 ILB 5´10˝ 18545 Hunter Berrong 12 ILB 5´9˝ 20050 Zac Haga 9 OL/OLB/DE 5´6˝ 14051 Zac Sharp 12 LG 5´11˝ 23652 William Gass 10 OL/DT 5´9˝ 21053 Zach Jenkins 9 OL/DL 5´7˝ 15054 Chip Rhodes 11 OT 6´4˝ 19855 Sean Wagner 10 OL/ILB 5´8˝ 16956 Derek Sokolowski 10 OL/DL 5´7˝ 17658 Reagan Matlock 10 OL/ILB 5´9˝ 16460 Michael Sizemore 11 OL/DL 6´0˝ 30161 Michael Alford 12 RG/DT 6´0˝ 25067 Steven Fortner 12 C/DT 6´0˝ 25770 Patrick Dalton 9 OL/DL 6´4˝ 25471 Andrew Fritts 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 28372 Alec North 10 OL/DL 6´2˝ 21275 Clay Powers 11 DT 6´3˝ 23676 Logan Hardesty 12 OL/DL 5´7˝ 24577 Logan White 12 OT/DL 6´0˝ 19278 Shawn Walker 12 DE 6´2˝ 19881 Reece Duncan 10 K/OLB 5´7˝ 17287 Brian Newman 12 DE 6´0˝ 176

Defensive LineDT-75-Clay PowersDT-67-Steven FortnerDE-78-Shawn WalkerDE-39-Bryson LeiniusDT-60-Michael SizemoreDT-71-Andrew Fritts

LinebackersILB-42-Jacob Duncan ILB-44-Tyler EichholtzOLB-18-Colby Maddux

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SecondaryFS-12-Charlie High CB-7-Zach ScottCB-8-Carson PegramCB-30-Tanner BurnetteCB-5-Franklin Murchison

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Following the shuffle that took place with last sea-son’s reclassification by the TSSAA, District 4 isarguably the toughest Class AAA league in the

state. Farragut faces perennial state powers likeMaryville and Catholic on an annual basis.

“Without a doubt,” Admirals coach Eddie Courtneysaid when asked about the formidable competition hefaces in the district. “Put Maryville in there, Catholic;Two years ago both those teams came off statechampionships. Us and Bearden made strides ingetting better.

“It is very tough.”The Admirals take it one step farther with a

brutal non-conference schedule, whichincludes Dobyns-Bennett, Oak Ridge andRiverdale this season.

“If you’re going to be one of the best, you’vegot to play the best and we do the samething when we scrimmage peo-ple,” Farragut coach EddieCourtney said.

Thus, the new starters inFarragut’s lineup will bethrown right into the firethanks to the rigorousschedule.

At least the Admiralshave enough team depth tominimize the number of kidswho will be playing bothways—especially on the line.

Farragut figures to go eight-deep on the offensive front,and none of those eight areneeded on the defensive line asthe 2010 season opens.

Bobby Fricks, a 5-foot-11, 230-pound senior, is the incumbent cen-ter. Sophomore Patrick Doucette (6-0, 270) logged some starts as afreshman. Daniel Knipp (6-0,270), Miguel Aranada (5-11,230), Clint Callahan andJustin Mallory are among theother candidates for playingtime in the trenches.

If the big guys up front canbe consistent, Farragut’s skillpersonnel are talented enoughto make some big plays.

Montre Hudson is the topreturning rusher, tallying 281 yardsand three touchdowns in 2009.Jacob Johnson also got his share ofcarries, and the multifacetedTaino Perez is a threat as aback, receiver or kickreturner. They’re joinedby Jordan Freeman, a

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DEPTH CHARTQuarterback4-Cody Rule7-Tommy Blackburn17-Jonathan King

Running Backs3-Montre Hudson2-Taino Perez14-Jacob Johnson15-Thomas Barnett41-Jordan Freeman

Wide Receivers9-Braden Urevich12-Garrett Bowdle13-Ben Colwell

Tight Ends35-Brooks Harper34-Madison Brown

Offensive LineC-56-Bobby FricksOT-55-Miquel ArandaOT-73-Justin MoweryOT-74-Jimbo BoydG-75-Brett DockeryG-62-Patrick DoucetteG-79-Daniel Knipp

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transfer. All four will get a chance tocarry the ball, especially early in the sea-son when it’s still so hot and humid.

Cody Rule actually was the Admirals’third-leading rusher last season, with 28carries for 160 yards. He takes over atquarterback in Farragut’s spreadoption, replacing Reese Browning.

“He has done a remarkable jobof trying to understand ouroffense, do the right things,”Courtney said.

Rule is a dual-threat QB, andwhile he doesn’t have the livearm that Browning possessed,the junior has been solid onshort and intermediateroutes while continuing toimprove his ability tothrow the deep ball.

Courtney expects tosubstitute liberally ondefense, where theAdmirals are sticking withtheir 3-3 stack scheme.Don’t be surprised if

Farragut rotates as many as seven kids atthe three down lineman positions, andsix guys look to be inthe mix at thethreeline-

backer spots.Jacob Johnson returns at free safety,

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Farragut made a couple of positionmoves to give the defense more speed.Thomas Jackson, last year’s starting mid-dle linebacker, now plays defensive end.Harper has replaced Jackson as the manin the middle at linebacker. Freeman willget time at end as well. Madison Brownis listed as an end but he’ll also playsome linebacker depending on the situ-ation.

Perez returns to man the Admirals’left cornerback spot.

The Final Verdict: Farragut went 8-2 last season and still had to settle

for the fifth seed in the East side ofthe 6A playoff bracket. WithMaryville, Catholic, Bearden andthe three tough non-conferencefoes lying in wait, the Admiralswill be challenged to match thatrecord—much less improve uponit.

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There are a few questions that exist in thedefensive line as well as the secondary.

For Bradley, it all goes back to having theproper mind-set and being ready to playfrom the opening kickoff of every singlegame.

“Doing what we’ve done in thepast kind of put a bull’s eye onour chest,” he said. “People aregoing to come ready to playand we have to be mentallyfocused and mentally ready toplay every week. Every weekwith the schedule we have, it’sgoing to be a tough challenge.”

The Final Verdict: Can any-one beat Alcoa? Right nowthat looks like the burningquestion statewide inTennessee high-school foot-ball. With so much return-ing talent on the offensiveside of the ball, a groupheadlined by Epperly, CAKmight never have a betterchance to upset theTornadoes in its pursuit ofstate glory.

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campaign, registering seven sacks and 19 tackles for loss as Bearden went 8-2and qualified for the 6A playoffs.

It’s that front line, however, that provides cause for concern. Austin Sackett (5-8, 215) started at offensive guard last season. He’s the lone

incumbent in the trenches for Bearden on that side of the ball. Junior DaytonReynolds (6-1, 246) is the tentative starter at center. Harry Patty (6-1, 257)played some on both lines in 2009 and will be expected to take a big step forwardin 2010.

“He’s a big old kid,” Taylor said. “For him, it’s just making sure he’s in the prop-er condition where he can play for 48 minutes.”

Taylor figures a few guys will have to play both ways on the line, but he’ll try tominimize those situations. He anticipates that the Bulldogs will handle the voidat defensive tackle in their 4-4 scheme by committee.

At least there’s more stability at the back end of the defense. Returning starterStefon Stephens joins Young in the secondary.

Offensively, Bearden will stick with its two-back scheme. Though Reamer willremain in the shotgun 99 percent of the time, the run game is influenced by clas-sic I-formation principles and is augmented by a passing game fashioned afterthe West Coast style. Bearden also will run some Pistol—with the QB a bit closerto the line of scrimmage and the tailback behind him.

“The key for us is how our D-line and our O-line play,” Taylor summarized.“We’ve got some big bodies. We’ve got some guys who can do it. They have to

show that they can do it.”The Final Verdict: Young is among the elite skill-position players in the

Knoxville area this season. With all the other returning talent, Bearden has plen-ty of cause to be hopeful. If the line comes together, the Bulldogs could havequite the season. But Bearden still has a very tough road to the playoffs.Remember that last year, Bearden went 8-2 and still settled for a No. 8 seed.

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Scott Meadows, Catholic head coach, said such a Westside battle “is a great idea.I think there's some bragging rights for West Knoxville. I think it's something forthe players to be playing for.”

Jones said the 3-Minute HWWW competition “is awesome, especially with thegreat football teams that are out west.

It's only going to make people get better and continue to work hard just trying tokeep up with the guys that are on top.”

“It's pretty thick right underneath,” Jones added. “You've got some young guyslike us doing everything they can do to try and get up that ladder and be in the mid-dle of that mix.”

Bradley added, “Anytime you can be crowned the winner of some type of trophyor be recognized for excellence on the field, that’s always a positive.”

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Hardin Valley Academy got thrown rightinto the fire in 2009. Will the rigorouson-the-job training that took place last

season pay off for the school’s fledgling foot-ball program in 2010?

After surviving its inaugural season of varsi-ty football, the Hawks bring back nearly every-

one from a team that took plenty oflumps during the 2009 campaign.

“Last season, they were just tryingto figure out what Friday nights areall about,” coach Wes Jones said. “I

think our team’s going to be muchmore prepared.”

Hardin Valley lost justseven players of signifi-

cance from the 2009squad.

“We’re returningbasically 20

starters,” thecoach noted.

Three ofthose incumbent starters will

factor prominently in whether ornot this neophyte program cantake a step forward in its secondseason of existence.

The best of the bunch is proba-bly Zach Clevenger, an all-regionselection last season. Clevenger isone of the top players in theKnoxville area, and a provenforce who can disrupt the best-laid plans of opposing offenses.The 6-foot-4, 205-pound seniorracked up 121 total tackles in

2009 with 13 sacks and 27 tackles for loss.He’s one of the anchors of the Hawks’ 4-4defense. Clevenger also is a standout atreceiver, averaging 16.7 yards per catch lastseason. He’s put in plenty of hours in theweight room preparing his body for the com-ing campaign.

The quarterback, Jake Bishop, also returnsafter throwing for almost 1,000 yards in 2009to run the Hawks’ offense. Jones runs a multi-ple scheme that’s based out of an I-formation,but Hardin Valley might shake things up a bitthis season. Putting guys in motion is a possi-bility. The Hawks even could run some of thespread from time to time.

Jones says this 5-10, 185-pound senior isfootball smart, and joins Clevenger as one ofthe key team leaders.

Junior tailback Dorian Eskridge will providethe team’s big-play element. Eskridge foughtsome nagging injuries last season, but stillrolled up 346 yards on 73 carries. The 5-8,175-pound Eskridge isn’t the biggest guy onthe football field, but he’s a shifty runner.

They’ll be trying to help Hardin Valleyscratch out some respectability. After beatingCarter 7-0 in its first-ever varsity game, theHawks’ inaugural season promptly went intothe tank. Hardin Valley lost its next ninegames, scoring 15 or less points in eight ofthose contests and seven or less on four occa-sions. Six times, Hardin Valley got beat by atleast 21 points.

“I don’t think we had any false hopes,”Jones said regarding last year’s performance.

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DEPTH CHARTQuarterback8-Jake Bishop19-Tim Vara6-Quentin Lunsford

Running BacksTB-25-Dorian EskridgeFB-44-Josh KrebsRB-10-Jacob WeaverRB-32-Morgan Knightt

Wide Receivers9-Zach Clevenger81-Adam Schlosser1-Matt Rabren3-Hayden Witherspoon15-Anthony Bellitini27-Reed Honken

Tight Ends40-Trey Byrd5-Lee Warren

Offensive LineC-Ben VeneaOT-66-Tyler BishopOT-Christian FullerG-56-A.J. LeverettG-51-Jared BolinOT-76-Chris LeuciucOL-52-Zach MonroeOL-77-Zach Armstrong

1 Matt Rabren 10 WR/LB 5´11˝ 1702 Nick Dale 11 WR/RB 5´7˝ 1703 Hayden Witherspoon 10 WR/DB 5´7˝ 1504 Landyn Behn 10 WR/DB 5´8˝ 1405 Warren Lee 11 TE/DL 6´2˝ 2256 Quentin Lunsford 12 QB/DB 5´9˝ 1657 Travis Roberts 10 WR/DB 5´5˝ 1408 Jake Bishop 12 QB/DB 6´1˝ 1959 Zach Clevenger 12 WR/LB 6´3˝ 20510 Jacob Weaver 11 RB/LB 5´10˝ 17511 Josh Miller 11 WR/DB 5´5˝ 13512 Jon Beatty 10 QB/DB 6´3˝ 16513 Peter Tran 12 WR/DB 5´10˝ 15514 Jordan Newport 11 RB/LB 5´9˝ 17515 Anthony Bellitini 12 WR/DB 6´1˝ 18016 Josh Lambert 12 WR/DB 5´8˝ 16517 Mason Hudgins 10 WR/DB 6´0˝ 15518 Shawn Malchoff 10 WR/DB 6´1˝ 16519 Tim Malchoff 11 QB/DB 6´2˝ 16520 Tory Rice 11 RB/LB 6´0˝ 17521 Nolan Blevins 10 RB/LB 5´11˝ 15522 Ben Barnett 11 WR/DB 5´7˝ 16023 Issac Smith 10 RB/LB 5´11˝ 19524 Ryan Batallie 12 WR/DB 6´0˝ 17525 Dorian Eskridge 11 RB/DB 5´10˝ 17026 Travis Scott 11 WR/DB 5´11˝ 16527 Reed Honken 11 RB/LB 6´0˝ 18028 Colin Hughes 11 RB/LB 5´10˝ 19029 Devin Cox 11 WR/DB 6´1˝ 18030 Matt Pirro 10 TE/DE 6´0˝ 18031 Troy Farmer 10 TE/LB 5´8˝ 17032 Morgan Knight 10 RB/DB 5´7˝ 15033 Thomas Echols 11 TE/DL 6´1˝ 23034 Allen Scott 10 RB/DB 5´9˝ 16035 Zac Jacobsen 10 WR/DB 5´10˝ 15036 Kevin Ransom 10 RB/DB 5´9˝ 15037 Jacob Smiley 10 WR/DB 5´5˝ 14038 Jay Malchoff 11 RB/LB 6´1˝ 170

39 Dakota Lee 11 RB/LB 5´5˝ 16540 Trey Byrd 12 TE/DE 6´4˝ 18042 Lucas Brown 10 WR/LB 5´11˝ 17543 Zech Kaser 10 RB/LB 6´1˝ 20044 Josh Krebs 12 RB/LB 6´2˝ 19545 Michael Peryo 11 K/DB 6´3˝ 18046 Jacob Gallaher 11 TE/LB 5´11˝ 19048 Zach Tindell 10 WR/LB 5´10˝ 16049 Matt Winstead 111 RB/LB 5´8˝ 17051 Jared Bolin 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 22052 Zach Monroe 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 24053 Ben Vaigneur 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 20554 Christian Fuller 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 23055 Andy Hamilton 10 OL/DL 5´10˝ 22056 AJ Leverett 12 OL/DL 6´2˝ 20561 Oliver Mejia 11 OL/DL 6´0˝ 20563 Marc Gaddis 10 OL/DL 5´10˝ 16064 Steven Gillum 11 OL/DL 6´0˝ 21065 Blake McNair 11 OL/DL 6´2˝ 21066 Tyler Bishop 11 OL/DL 6´0˝ 24067 Alex Butler 12 OL/DL 6´2˝ 23068 Evan Hall 11 OL/DL 6´2˝ 22571 Tylor Ellis 11 OL/DL 6´2˝ 20072 Dakota Toney 10 OL/DL 5´11˝ 20573 Xavier Dumay 10 OL/DL 6´0˝ 21574 David Heron 11 OL/DL 5´8˝ 30075 Joe Catapano 11 OL/DL 6´2˝ 30576 Chris Leuciuc 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 26077 Zach Armstrong 11 OL/DL 6´5˝ 26078 Patrick Williams 10 OL/DL 5´10˝ 20579 Sean McDonough 10 OL/DL 5´11˝ 18580 Jack Jaudon 11 WR/DB 6´0˝ 15581 Adam Schlosser 12 WR/DB 6´2˝ 18582 Matt Donovan 12 K 6´1˝ 15583 Zach Hamlin 10 TE/DE 6´2˝ 17584 Alex Hamlin 10 TE/DE 6´2˝ 17585 Andy Detaveax 12 TE/DL 6´2˝ 21086 Cameron Jerrell 10 WR/DB 5´6˝ 150

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Every football team has to make lineup adjustmentsover the course of a season.Catholic got some early, unwanted practice when

top returning rusher Cody Shirley blew out his knee in ascrimmage against Beech.

Taylor Kennedy replaced Shirley in the scrimmage,and the 5-foot-10, 160-pound senior will remain theprimary ball carrier for the Fighting Irish as the 2010season begins.

“It’s hard to replace Cody,” Catholic coach ScottMeadows admitted. “I’ve talked with him, and he’s

going to have to be a vocal leader in the locker room.Plus, he’s going to be another set of eyes for the runningbacks, whenever they’re coming off the sideline.”

Sophomore Nolan Coulter (5-11, 165) is taking sec-ond-string tailback reps in Catholic’s spread offensewith Shirley now sidelined.

Catholic is unique to many Knoxville teams, as a line-man is the premier star on the roster while the guys

playing the traditionally glamorous skill positions areunknown quantities.

The star in this case is Kyler Kerbyson (6-4, 285),who made a verbal commitment to Tennessee just a

couple of days before Catholic participated in the jam-boree at Neyland Stadium.

Kerbyson plays offensive tackle and defensive line forthe Fighting Irish. In less than a year, he went from

being a relatively unknown starter for Catholic tobecome one of the most-coveted line prospects inthe Southeast.

“That’s a tribute to him. He’s worked incredi-bly hard,” Meadows said. “Once the film got outon Kyler, colleges just clamored for him.”Meadows spoke with Kerbyson on Aug. 13, the

same day as the big scrimmage, and noticed an immedi-ate change in the demeanor of his star lineman.

“We met for about 20 minutes and he seemed a lotmore relaxed than he has the last few months,” thecoach observed.

Meadows seems more at ease regarding his situationat quarterback than one might expect given a newstarter is slated to take the helm at that pivotal position.Mike Wegzyn moved to East Tennessee from Northville,Mich., in January. The 6-5, 210-pound senior finished outthe basketball season for Catholic, then took the fieldfor the Fighting Irish’s spring practice session andstaked his claim for the starting QB duty.

“Whenever we started going through drills, he wasalways first in line, encouraging people and pushing peo-ple from day one,” Meadows said. “I was very happyabout that, very pleasantly surprised.

“He’s got a tremendous arm. I think he’s the totalpackage, I really do,” Meadows added regarding his new

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DEPTH CHARTQuarterback11-Mike Wegzyn7-Ryan Ridley5-Matt Armstrong

Running Backs2-Taylor Kennedy34-Nolan Coulter

Wide Receivers4-Patrick Haun3-Michael Bonfini

14-Terrance Hall9-Zach Thoma33-Clayton Valentine19-Patrick Conaty21-Morgan Stiles

Offensive LineC-55-Davis CoulterG-53-Alex SaahG-77-Zach CooperT-75-Kyler Kerbyson

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1 Elijah Brown 9 WR/DB 5´9˝ 1502 Taylor Kennedy 12 RB/DB 5´10˝ 1753 Michael Bonfini 12 WR/DB 5´10˝ 1604 Patrick Haun 12 WR/DB 6´2˝ 2005 Matt Armstrong 11 QB 6´2˝ 1906 Jesse Smith 12 QB/LB 5´10˝ 1757 Ryan Ridley 12 QB/DB 5´9˝ 1658 Spencer Roth 12 P 6´6˝ 2109 Zach Thomas 11 WR/DB 5´7˝ 16010 Harrison Huber 9 WR/DB 5´10˝ 17011 Mike Wegzyn 12 QB 6´5˝ 21012 Vic Wharton 9 QB/DB 5´10˝ 17013 Mark Mishu 10 K 5´11˝ 14514 Terrance Hall 10 WR/DB 5´10˝ 16515 Kevin Krieps 10 WR/DB 5´9˝ 17016 DeMonte Felton 9 WR/DB 5´11˝ 16517 Chase Fox 12 TE/DL 6´4˝ 20518 David Yousif 10 RB/LB 6´0˝ 18019 Patrick Conaty 11 WR/DB 5´9˝ 15520 Eric White 9 WR/DB 5´7˝ 14021 Morgan Stiles 12 WR/DB 6´3˝ 18022 Gabe Saavedra 10 K/LB 5´10˝ 18523 Cody Shirley 12 RB/DB 5´10˝ 20024 Connor Greer 12 WR/DB 6´0˝ 15525 Aaron Aucker 10 RB/DB 5´10˝ 16528 Thomas McKee 9 WR/DB 5´10˝ 16029 Erik Kropilak 10 RB/DB 5´10˝ 15530 Keegan Morris 10 RB/LB 5´10˝ 17531 Hayden Varner 10 WR/DB 5´11˝ 16532 Alex Gillespie 12 RB/LB 5´10˝ 20533 Clayton Valentine 11 WR/DB 5´9˝ 17034 Nolan Coulter 10 RB/DB 6´0˝ 17535 Nick Bonfini 11 RB/LB 5´10˝ 18036 Sam Erickson 10 WR/DB 5´8˝ 14537 Matthew Garrity 9 RB/DB 5´9˝ 15538 Henry Norris 9 RB/DB 5´9˝ 17039 Landon Snapp 11 WR/DB 6´0˝ 175

41 Nick Ventura 10 WR/DB 6´0˝ 15042 Adam Mitchell 10 RB/DE 5´10˝ 17544 Jonathan Pfleger 12 RB/LB 5´10˝ 19545 Cian Whitehouse 9 RB/LB 5´6˝ 16546 Luke Petr 11 RB/LB 5´11˝ 18547 Dominic DiGiovanni 12 TE/LB 6´1˝ 22548 David Hamilton 9 RB/LB 5´8˝ 15049 Ian Harris-Garcia 9 RB/LB 5´9˝ 15550 Reese Staley 10 OL/LB 6´0˝ 18051 Will Easley 10 OL/DL 5´11˝ 27052 Hunter Hayes 10 WR/LB 5´9˝ 16553 Alex Saah 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 25554 Kyle Whalen 12 OL/DL 6´2˝ 26055 Davis Coulter 12 OL/LB 6´0˝ 22056 Michael Ernst 9 OL/DL 5´9˝ 18557 Theo Sholly 10 OL/DL 6´0˝ 23058 Evan Nelson 9 OL/DL 5´10˝ 18559 Corey Patton 9 OL/DL 5´9˝ 17561 Dakota Raines 10 OL/DL 6´0˝ 24063 Alex Smolens 10 OL/DL 5´10˝ 20564 Andrew Saah 9 OL/DL 6´1˝ 20065 Chris Saah 12 OL/DL 6´1˝ 22566 Tyler O´Brien 10 OL/DL 6´0˝ 21567 Liam Winters 10 OL/DL 5´10˝ 17570 Joey Gaston 12 OL/DL 6´5˝ 25571 Matt Carroll 9 OL/DL 6´0˝ 18074 Zach Cole 10 OL/DL 6´1˝ 21075 Kyler Kerbyson 12 OL/DL 6´5˝ 29076 Logan Irwin 9 OL/DL 6´3˝ 18577 Zach Cooper 12 OL/DL 6´2˝ 29578 Patrick McFall 9 OL/DL 6´4˝ 17585 Andrew Kraft 11 WR/DL 6´2˝ 18087 Daniel DeGennaro 12 WR/DB 5´11˝ 17588 Dwight Jesse 9 OL/DL 5´10˝ 19091 Garrett Depp 10 RB/DL 5´9˝ 17599 Matt Mackle 11 TE/DL 6´2˝ 190

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It’s not very common, at either the high-school or college level, for a pro-gram to have a four-year starting quarterback.Dave Meske, the head coach at Webb, has been fortunate enough to have

multiple quarterbacks talented and fortunate enough to enjoy such longtenures. Parker Wormsley will become the third when the 2010 season

begins. Wormsley, who’s committed to play baseball at The University of

Tennessee, returns for his final hitch on the Webb gridiron after throw-ing for 1,000-plus yards as a junior and leading the Spartans to the

Division II, Class A state championship.“He started as an eighth grader at shortstop, he

rotated in as a starter at basketball as a freshmanand he was starting quarterback as a freshman,”

Meske said of the 6-foot, 165-pound senior. “That tellsyou he’s a great athlete.

“He’s got a little bit of a swagger, which I think helpshim with his success. He’s confident, but he’s not over-confident. He’s not cocky, but at the same time, he

believes that he can do the job.”Wormsley certainly is the alpha of this Spartanssquad.

“He’s going to push everything forward. He’s goingto push me,” Meske said. “He’s that type of guy that’sgoing to come up to me and say, ‘Coach, what are wedoing here? Can we do this?’ He has that kind of con-

fidence in his ability to be a great quarterback.”Wormsley will be surrounded by plenty of familiar

faces in the Webb backfield. It can be crowded backthere at times, thanks to the wing-T scheme that theSpartans run.

Webb brings back its top three rushers from lastseason: Caleb Blance, Aaron Blance and

Bryan Berube. “They’re all about 5-foot-6, but they

can all fly. And they can all score,”Meske noted. “The best part of thewing-T is, all three of them are going

to get the football. You could havethree running backs rush for over 1,000yards.”

If that happens, chances are good thatthe Spartans will enjoy yet another success-

ful season. It just won’t make the schedule any easier.

As a private school, Webb plays against somefar-flung teams, when compared to the sched-ule of many public-school teams in theKnoxville area. Road trips to DavidsonChristian Academy and Mount Juliet

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DEPTH CHARTQuarterback1-Parker Wormsley

4-Jack Grayson

Running BacksWB-5-Aaron Blance

WB-21-Bryan Berube

FB-20-Caleb Blance

Wide Receivers6-Todd Kelly Jr.

9-Brennan Liu

80-Neil Butler

Tight Ends3-David Wilhoite

8-Chase Carter

31-John Valliant

*5-Lee Warren

Offensive LineC-71-Jay Werner

OT-70-Dakota Jenkins

OT-65-Kelly Thomas

OT-63-Patrick Daley

G-52-Jackson Greaves

G-62-Chance Harrison

G-58-Brewer Congleton

G-55-Tyler Harrison

1 Parker Wormsley 12 QB/DB 6´0˝ 165

3 David Wilhoite 12 TE/DB 6´0˝ 175

4 Jack Grayson 10 QB/DB 5´11˝ 160

5 Aaron Blance 10 RB/DB 5´7˝ 150

6 Todd Kelly 9 WR/DB 5´11˝ 175

7 Jim Dolinak 11 FB/LB 6´1˝ 195

8 Chase Carter 11 TE/DB 6´0˝ 175

9 Brennan Liu 12 WR/DB 6´2˝ 175

10 TéAndre Moore 9 RB/LB 5´8˝ 165

11 Derrick Parks 9 QB/FS 5´8˝ 130

13 Ben Longnecker 10 K 6´3˝ 145

14 Alex Lansing 9 RB/DB 5´8˝ 140

16 Gaines Miller 11 WR/CB 5´10˝ 150

17 Robby Strachan 9 FB/LB 5´10˝ 180

18 Johnny Chun 9 QB/DB 5´6˝ 120

19 Jackson Lansing 9 WR/LB 5´8˝ 140

20 Caleb Blance 11 RB/LB 5´5˝ 165

21 Bryan Berube 10 RB/LB 5´7˝ 160

22 Tillman Keller 9 WR/CB 5´7˝ 118

26 Matthew Melton 9 RB/DB 5´8˝ 140

31 John Valliant 11 TE/DE 6´1˝ 180

33 Brandon Pearson 9 RB/LB 5´8˝ 145

34 Dave Matthews 10 RB/LB 5´8˝ 150

52 Jackson Greaves 11 OG/DT 6´0˝ 200

53 Gus Vogel 10 OC/DE 5´11˝ 175

54 Andrew Campbell 9 OG/DT 6´0˝ 190

55 Tyler Harrison 11 OG/LB 5´11˝ 215

56 Kyle Dickson 10 OT/DT 6´0˝ 185

57 Skip Garner 10 OT/DT 6´3˝ 250

58 Brewer Congleton 11 OG/LB 6´0˝ 185

62 Chance Harrison 12 OG/DE 5´10˝ 205

63 Patrick Daley 12 OT/DT 6´4˝ 275

64 Carter Thomas 9 OT/DT 6´2˝ 195

65 Kelly Thomas 12 OT/DE 6´3˝ 190

66 Wyatt Renfro 9 OT/DE 5´11˝ 170

70 Dakota Jenkins 12 OT/DT 6´5˝ 280

71 Jay Werner 12 OC/DT 5´10˝ 230

76 Hunter Little 12 OT/DE 6´5˝ 225

77 Sam Denton 9 OG/DT 5´7˝ 170

78 James Moon 9 OC/DT 5´11˝ 175

80 Neil Butler 11 WR/LB 5´10˝ 180

Defensive LineDT-70-Dakota Jenkins

DT-63-Patrick Daley

DT-71-Jay Werner

DE-76-Hunter Little

DE-65-Kelly Thomas

DE-80-Neil Butler

LinebackersMLB-7-Jim Dolinak

LB-58-Brewer Congleton

LB-20-Caleb Blance

LB-17-Robby Strachan

LB-19-Jackson Lansing

SecondaryFS-6-Todd Kelly Jr.

SS-26-Matthew Melton

CB-21-Bryan Berube

CB-5-Aaron Blance

S-8-Chase Carter

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If the schedule maker for the 2010 University of Tennessee football teamhad a sense of humor, it had to be warped.The second game features PAC-10 favorite Oregon, which has even more

passing plays than gaudy neon lime uniforms. You also get to tackle all threepast national champions: Florida, LSU and Alabama. Just getting a win inOctober might be a step in the right direction. UT plays at LSU and Georgiabefore Alabama visits Neyland Stadium. The month concludes at SouthCarolina on Halloween Weekend.

Remember the black jerseys? South Carolina feels like it owes UT a blackeye.

Two things appear to be sure bets: UT football has become a work inprogress and this Tennessee team is going to have to grow up in a hurry.

Patience is the key word ... and it may be for a couple of years.Take a look at the check list:New head coach Derek Dooley was 17-20 at his previous stop,

Louisiana Tech. One media report said he was just 1-15 against teamswith winning records. At least he has shed the athletic director's role toconcentrate on the formidable task as UT's third head coach in as manyyears.

The offensive line does not have a player that started an SEC game. Whilethere is talent and the chance to have the best young line in America, there'svirtually no experience. If you look at the entire depth chart, the center posi-tion has to be the No. 1 concern.

It's no wonder that Dooley has mentioned open tryouts among the studentbody. Make no mistake: He isn't kidding if there's a pre-med major that canblock a Bama nose guard on fourth and 2.

UT's top two quarterbacks – juco transfer Matt Simms or true freshman TylerBray – have not taken a snap in a major college game. It takes time to adjust tothe speed of the game, progression of reads and schemes designed to confuseor bait young quarterbacks.

The top returning tailback – David Oku – rushed for 94 yards last season. Hefinished slightly ahead of the best returning tailback, Tauren Poole, whose lackof playing remains a mystery.

The most experienced players are tight end Luke Stocker, receivers GeraldJones and Denarius Moore and fullback Kevin Cooper.

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Chris Cates So. QB 6´0˝ 184 Geoff Courtney Sr. WR/H 6´1˝ 180Chris Eggert Jr. WR 5´10˝ 205Mike Fromke Fr. QB 6´2˝ 211T.J. Marrs Jr. DS 5´10˝ 206Chip Rhome Jr. P 6´3˝ 200Matt Wegzyn So. TE 6´2˝ 234Tyler Wills Fr. DB 5´11˝ 179

1 Michael Palardy Fr. PK/P 6´0˝ 1702 Matt Simms Jr. QB 6´3˝ 2173 Matt Darr Fr. P 6´2˝ 2154 Gerald Jones Sr. WR 6´0˝ 1955 Tyler Coombes Fr. DB 6´0˝ 1755 Ted Meline Fr. DB 6´2˝ 1836 Denarius Moore Sr. WR 6´1˝ 1947 Nash Nance Fr. QB 6´3˝ 2157 Mandela Shaw Jr. DB 6´0˝ 1938 Tyler Bray Fr. QB 6´6˝ 2108 Chase Ketron Fr. DB 5´11˝ 2009 Daryl Vereen Jr. LB 5´11˝ 22110 Marsalis Teague So. DB 5´10˝ 17812 Naz Oliver Fr. DB 5´11˝ 18314 Doak Raulston Fr. QB 6´2˝ 19015 Janzen Jackson So. DB 6´0˝ 18717 Brent Brewer Fr. DB 6´2˝ 20517 Tyler Page Fr. QB 6´1˝ 19018 Tyler Wolf Sr. DB 5´11˝ 20219 DeMario Williams So. WR 6´1˝ 17820 Rajion Neal Fr. RB 5´11˝ 21521 Nick Jackson So. DB 5´11˝ 19921 Da'Rick Rogers Fr. WR 6´3˝ 21522 Evander Wells Sr. WR 5´7˝ 16622 Rod Wilks So. DB 6´0˝ 21123 Jacob Carter Fr. WR 6´0˝ 17523 Prentiss Waggner So. DB 6´2˝ 18124 Eric Gordon So. DB 5´10˝ 18624 Deanthoine Summerhill Fr. TB 5´9˝ 18925 Art Evans Jr. DB 6´0˝ 18526 Daniel Lincoln Sr. PK 6´0˝ 21027 Nick Branum Fr. DB 5´10˝ 18027 David Oku So. TB 5´10˝ 19528 Tauren Poole Jr. TB 5´11˝ 21329 Dorian Cozart Fr. LB 5´7˝ 19529 Stephaun Raines Jr. DB 5´10˝ 18230 Shane Reveiz Jr. LB 5´9˝ 21830 Jaron Toney Fr. TB 5´9˝ 17133 Toney Williams Fr. RB 6´1˝ 21434 Herman Lathers So. LB 6´0˝ 21735 Robert Nelson Fr. LB 5´11˝ 20036 Anthony Anderson Jr. DB 6´0˝ 18537 Nigel Mitchell-Thornton So. LB 6´0˝ 23038 C.J. Fleming Jr. DB 5´10˝ 17339 Ben Bartholomew Jr. TE 6´1˝ 24739 Grant Jessen So. LB 5´11˝ 22340 Austin Johnson Jr. LB 6´2˝ 23141 Sam Edgmon Jr. FB 5´11˝ 23741 Dontavis Sapp Fr. DB 6´3˝ 205

42 LaMarcus Thompson Sr. LB 6´1˝ 22843 Savion Frazier Sr. LB 6´0˝ 22144 Charles Karlosky Sr. LB 6´2˝ 21845 Kevin Cooper Sr. FB 6´0˝ 24246 Channing Fugate Fr. FB 6´2˝ 24447 Jerod Askew Fr. LB 5´11˝ 23048 Greg King So. LB 6´1˝ 22250 J.R. Carr Fr. DS 5´10˝ 21550 Raiques Crump Fr. LB 6´2˝ 21551 John Propst Fr. LB 6´1˝ 22052 Victor Thomas Sr. C 6´3˝ 29353 Jake Storey Jr. LB 5´10˝ 21954 Keensen Chambers So. DE 6´6˝ 24054 Travis James Fr. OL 6´3˝ 33655 Jacques Smith Fr. DE 6´2˝ 24856 Nick Reveiz Sr. LB 5´10˝ 22457 Gerald Williams Sr. DE 6´3˝ 25058 Marlon Walls So. DT 6´3˝ 27859 Nick Guess Jr. DS 6´2˝ 21560 Carson Anderson So. OG 6´2˝ 28063 Kevin Revis Fr. OG 6´2˝ 28564 James Stone Fr. OL 6´4˝ 29565 Joseph Ayres Fr. DT 6´3˝ 26266 Marques Pair Fr. OL 6´6˝ 27567 Caleb Leonard Fr. OG 6´3˝ 26568 Jacob Gilliam Fr. OL 6´4˝ 25570 Ja'Wuan James Fr. OT 6´7˝ 31371 Dallas Thomas So. OT 6´5˝ 29572 Zach Fulton Fr. OL 6´5˝ 31573 Darin Gooch So. C 6´3˝ 30574 Jarrod Shaw Sr. OG 6´4˝ 33175 JerQuari Schofield Fr. OG 6´6˝ 33176 Daniel Hood Fr. OT 6´4˝ 27577 Cody Pope Jr. C 6´6˝ 29078 Chase Phillips Fr. OG 6´3˝ 27580 Corey Miller Fr. DE 6´3˝ 25580 Matt Milton Fr. WR 6´5˝ 22080 Dylan West Fr. WR 6´1˝ 17881 Mychal Rivera Jr. TE 6´4˝ 24082 Cory Eichholtz Jr. WR 5´8˝ 18383 Zach Rogers So. WR 6´0˝ 17884 Chris Walker Sr. DE 6´3˝ 24586 Willie Bohannon So. DE 6´3˝ 23887 Justin Hunter Fr. WR 6´4˝ 18388 Luke Stocker Sr. TE 6´6˝ 25389 Greg Clark Fr. DT 6´3˝ 30089 Brent Slusher Sr. TE 6´4˝ 25490 Steven Fowlkes So. DT 6´5˝ 25390 Ben Lehning Jr. TE 6´1˝ 23693 Montori Hughes So. DT 6´4˝ 30594 Minor Bowens Sr. DT 6´3˝ 29395 Arthur Jeffery Fr. DT 6´3˝ 29496 Chad Cunningham Sr. P/PK 6´2˝ 21097 Malik Jackson Jr. DE 6´5˝ 26598 Rae Sykes Jr. DT 6´4˝ 27099 Ben Martin Sr. DE 6´3˝ 251

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DEPTH CHARTQuarterback2-Matt Simms8-Tyler Bray

Tight Ends88-Luke Stocker39-Ben Bartholomew

Left Tackles71-Dallas Thomas76-Daniel Hood

Left Guards75-JerQuari Schofield63-Kevin Revis

Centers77-Cody Pope52-Victor Thomas

Right Guards74-Jarrod Shaw60-Carson Anderson

Right Tackles70-Ja’Wuan James73-Chase Phillips

Wide Receivers6-Denarius Moore83-Zach Rogers4-Gerald Jones10-Marsalis Teague

Tail Backs28-Tauren Poole27-David Oku33-Toney Williams

Full Backs45-Kevin Cooper46-Channing Fugate41-Sam Edgmon

Left Ends99-Ben Martin57-Gerald Williams80-Corey Miller

Defensive Tackles58-Marlon Walls 98-Rae Sykes 90-Steven Fowlkes

Nose Tackles93-Montori Hughes 95-Arthur Jeffery

Right Ends84-Chris Walker 86-Willie Bohannon 55-Jacques Smith

Safety Linebackers42-LaMarcus Thompson9-Daryl Vereen48-Greg King

Middle Linebackers56-Nick Reveiz 40-Austin Johnson

Wide Linebackers34-Herman Lathers 43-Savion Frazier37-Nigel Mitchell-Thornton

Left Cornerback25-Art Evans12-Naz Oliver

Strong Safety3-Darren Myles Jr. 22-Rod Wilks18-Tyler Wolf

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"They're a little green on the offensive side of thatball -- that's for sure," said eternal optimist Bobby Scott,the former UT quarterback who appears on theEnrichment Sports Source on WATE on Sunday morn-ings at 11. "They're definitely a little green."

The Boston Celtics may have less green.The defense isn't exactly an elder statesman.Although middle linebacker Nick Reveiz is a team

leader, daily source of inspiration and senior captain,the former walk-on from Farragut is trying to overcomea non-contact knee injury that ended his 2009 seasonmidway through the fourth game.

"I am so thankful that I was able to get back out therefor the last two weeks of spring practice," Reveiz said. "Iwas trying to tackle Tauren Poole and he can cut assharply as anybody. I fell to the ground, but I got up andeverything was OK. It was like, `I can plant .. I can go.' Iwas so thankful."

Keeping the linebackers healthy will be cru-cial. Depth is a major concern at defen-sive tackle. Talent is plentiful at defen-sive end. Although Janzen Jacksonreturns at safety, the Vols must find areplacement for All-Everything EricBerry – the new $60 Million Man whowas the fifth selection of the 2009 NFLDraft by the Chiefs. There are also con-cerns about both cornerback positions.

With inexperience so plentiful at somany positions, the kicking game needsan old – fashioned Tennessee revival.The return game has been productive,but might be guilty by association. The'09 Vols were just awful in field goalprotection, field goal accuracy, depthof kickoffs and coverage overall.

As one former player said, "Lipservice just isn't getting it done inthe kicking game. We have to do

more than talk about it."Otherwise, the scales of football justice could behopelessly tipped against UT. Backup linebackerShane Reveiz has excelled on special teams. Theformer Farragut standout caused a fumble againstMemphis that led to a UT touchdown last season.

Also on the roster from West Knoxville are NickBranum (DB, Catholic); Chris Cates (WR, ChristianAcademy); Geoff Courtney (WR, Farragut); CoryEichholtz (WR, Bearden); Mike Fromke (QB,Christian Academy); Nick Guess (Deep Snapper,Farragut); and Daniel Hood (OT, Catholic).

The Cavalaris Line: Going into the Sept. 4 open-er against the UT Martin Skyhawks, it's difficultto envision UT finishing better than 6-6. The keygame could be Oregon at home. It gives you achance to go 3-1 in September and the Vols aregoing to need all the equity they can get builtbefore the stretch run.

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on the 2010 docket.“We’ve created some rivalries there. Do I

enjoy traveling all the time? No. Butit’s something that when you’re in

Division II and in Knoxville,you’re going to have to do,”Meske said.

Jay Warner, the incumbentcenter, returns as the anchor ofthe Spartans’ offensive line.Tyler Harrison started at guardlast year but got hurt in thespring and won’t be available

until the second or third gameof the new season.

Meanwhile, Meske figures he’ll rotate Brewer Congleton,Jackson Greaves, Hunter Little and Chance Harrison atthe two guard spots. Dakota Jenkins and Patrick Daley, apair of 16-year-old seniors, will be the offensive tackles.

There are more questions on the defensive side of theball. The secondary will be comprised of two freshmen andtwo sophomores, and all three starting linebackers—Congleton, Jim Dolinack and Harrison – will be new to thefirst-team lineup. Caleb Blance also could play at line-backer, if needed.

Watch out for senior Kelly Thomas, a defensive end whoMeske dubs the most improved player on the team.

The Final Verdict: Webb’s junior varsity team went unde-feated last season, which should provide the Spartans withsome solid depth this season in spite of the holes ondefense and the offensive line. With the wealth of return-ing talent at the skill positions, Webb once again has itssights set squarely on competing for a state championship.

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quarterback. “He’s got the ‘it’ factor.”Wegzyn is more of a classic pro-style quarterback, but can run if necessary. Joey Gaston is also an incumbent on the offensive line. Patrick Haun should be

Catholic’s top receiver and Meadows expects him to have a big year.Kerbyson and Gaston are two of only four players who are beginning the 2010 sea-

son as two-way starters. The others are Alex Saah and Michael Bonfini. Dominic DiGiovanni should be the keystone of Catholic’s linebacking corps in the

4-4 defense run by the Fighting Irish.Don’t overlook Catholic’s kicking game, either. Spencer Roth is rated as one of the

top punters available in the country. Kansas already has offered him a scholarship,and schools like Florida and USC also have shown interest.

The Final Verdict: Assuming Kennedy and Coulter can help fill the void left afterShirley’s injury, and Wegzyn lives up to his coach’s lofty expectations, the FightingIrish should be in store for a bounce-back season. Catholic went 6-6 in 2009, anuncharacteristic performance for a team that moved up in classification last yearafter winning a state title the prior season.

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“It’s a tough task going out and playing good teams. A lot of state champions comethrough here.”

That said, Jones is looking for more focus out of his team from the opening kick-off. Too many times, the coach noted, the Hawks would fall behind by a consider-able amount in the first quarter.

“We can’t decide to start playing until the second quarter,” he said.Meanwhile, the challenge to build depth continues—not just for this season, but

for the coming years.Hardin Valley does have a youth football league, established two years ago, as a

feeder system. In time, that will start bearing fruit. The Final Verdict: The plethora of players who received substantial experience

last season should be older, wiser and stronger in 2010. Still, as a program in onlyits second year of existence, Hardin Valley will have a tough time competingagainst some of the strong teams they’ll face in conference play. It’s too soon toexpect the Hawks to be a significant force in the dog-eat-dog world of Knoxvillefootball.

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